I saw so many fishing videos on internet, because when winter hits in Slovakia and life is meaningless i always come to at least watch other people catch trout. But my man, i think u are capturing the very soul of trout fishing with your videos... its not about size, length, flashy video effects....its about the craziness of ordinary men lost in the woods looking for small stupid fish :), the authenticity of your clips is incomparable to anything else on youtube.... keep up the amazing work, big fan!

@RolfNylinder

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

@dv594

Жыл бұрын

As a Czech guy, I agree completely!!!

@christopherbutler7115

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more. Well said. Greetings from an old Fly Angler in Ireland.

@eddyfitzgerald1978

Жыл бұрын

some of my best friends are Slovakian, I met them nearly 20 years ago when they started work where I worked in Ireland

@buKzone

Жыл бұрын

Try ice fishing

Best fishing cinematographer out there. Sendin’ love from Utah

No man ever steps into the same river twice, for it is not the same river and he’s not the same man. Beautiful video friend, this is what it’s all about. For a few hours at a time, we cross the forest portal into the magical world of brook fishing. There is nothing better for the soul, and for me personally, it is one of the only places where I truly feel like I am exactly where I need to be, exactly at the right time. Fish on friend

You got a thankful Texan here. That flower, and your whole mood, was wonderful.

These are really great, Rolf! I watch these with my son who is only 1 and a half. He doesn’t have many words yet, but today when you caught the fish he pointed triumphantly at the TV and said “truck!” … he meant trout, I’m sure of it.

@jackiekinner3826

Жыл бұрын

Love that

This Texan digs the Swedish flora and fauna.. Great videos!

:) You don't have to care what people think about your interest in flowers. It's absolutely normal we are interested in beautiful things around us. I love watching the birds, flowers, trees, bugs, etc. And I love your videos because they show you as a human being, not as a Super Angler, pulling a fish from the pool every two minutes of the video.

I watch many many fishing videos here on KZread. Never seen such a beautiful piece of art. Thank you for this. Love from France.

I am not from Texas but Tennessee and I care about Swedish flowers :) I do enjoy seeing the Swedish country side (and any other country actually) and how different but somehow the same we are. Thank you for taking the time to make these diary videos

@zwiggles6908

Жыл бұрын

I’m from New England, and think the same. These are about my favorite “fishing” videos anywhere, and the flower comments et al make it so.

@jonnygranville281

Жыл бұрын

I'm from middle Tennessee and would love to visit Sweden

@Stefnfurryfriends

11 ай бұрын

I think I saw that flowers in pinkpurple in germany, and south middle sweden. Not sure its the absolutely same.

In Scotland we’d describe such a spot as a ‘sweeping’ bend on the river or a ‘turn’ in the river. Please keep up the great work 🎣

Your videos speak to me on a spiritual level. Never stop creating, please!

Best fishing videos I've ever seen. You can smell the wet soil, the water and the fish. Simply great.

I share your passion for backcountry brooks and streams. I fish the tiny forest streams here in New England for wild brook trout. I love the solitude on a forest stream, and a stream side cup of coffee after a nice catch. Well done!

Odd how much I enjoy watching you amble through the mosquito infested woods chasing shaku. Tack Rolf.

You have a real gift - you really have captured the absolute essence of what fly fishing is. I also have responsibilities and don’t get to go much anymore but watching you videos is almost as spiritually nurturing as the real thing

You make fishing beautiful. I am inspired to shoot, tell stories and fish ...again. Thank you!

Rolf, I really like the different, calm mood of your videos. Keep on the great work. Greatings from Germany, Chris

Rolf this reminds me of an old joke. A man walking in the river for a whole day is obviously a bit off. A man walking in the river with a fishing rod for a whole day is fishing… great video of real fishing.

Another great installment in the series Rolf. Looking forward to the remaining 7,997.

@RolfNylinder

Жыл бұрын

thanks!!

Great Video Rolf. I’m a fly fisherman, but only beginning to realize it.

Great work man! I love the raw feelings of the videos. Superb.

Another great video, Rolf. I love exploring the small streams near my house here in Maine just as you did. It's so rewarding, in a different way then traveling a bit farther to a bigger river. Looking forward to the next video.

Great to see more often videos from you! What ever you do, the storytelling is always so pleasant. So easy to sit down and relax, and watch a new Rolf -episode Glad to hear we have 7997 more to go! :D

I'm a Texan, I care about the flowers. This year the wildflowers were phenomenal here. Mostly gone now because it's 100 degrees now. Thank you for a little vacation.

Fantastiskt fin ton och rytm. En riktig fiskefilm. Tack!

Thankyou ,at last someone goes fishing the same way as I do ,and makes a video of it. Bless you.

Absolutely fantastic ramblings, love these so much Rolf ❤

Only a fly-angler could understand the meaning of this video. A real window into the mind and soul.

Awesome work once again Rolf. Your videos capture the tranquility and atmosphere of our wonderful sport perfectly!❤

Rolf, keep the kokkafes coming! I absolutely love the format of your videos and their therapeutic value (not just for you). Greetings from the land of forest rivers.

Excellent movie. These series are really going well!

Really good quality work here - it’s low key, genuine, and authentic as it gets!

Wow!, beautiful place You're blessed to experience!,love the connection You have with natural rhythm's..

This is the first video I see that you’ve shot. Even with the volume low I felt like I was there. The beautiful stillness of forest, great close-ups of the water surface, a fish rising, the feeling of being all by yourself looking for trouts. Oh man! I envy you. Thank you for sharing. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 greetings from The Netherlands

North Carolinian here, But I like your purple Swedish flower👍😎.

Inspirational! Tranquility is personified in your cinematography and poetic verse. Kindest thoughts from down under in NZ.

Here in Vermont, USA we call a pool on a bend in a river a "bender hole." We tend to refer to pools in streams and rivers as "holes" in general, like "fishing hole" or "swimming hole." Great video, thank you! 😀

@RolfNylinder

Жыл бұрын

I like bender hole! I’ll find a nice bender hole next trip!

I'm 8 months late but typically I'd call a pool in a bend a "cut" as the river has cut out the side of the bank on the river with the faster flow on the bend. I don't know if other English speakers would call it that but that's just what it is to me. You get those nice deep sections that almost are like caves along the side of the river as they can go fairly far under the bank of the river and can hold surprisingly large trout even in small creeks. Beautiful video.

In Germany we call these deepe spots in a stream "Gumpen". They can be in a curve, but also in a straight part of a stream. Its not the same like a pool, its this deep little whole down at the riverbed.

I relly like this new series of yours! And man I love those little forest streams as well! They have a unexplainable magic to them you can't find anywhere else. Even if the fish there are usually smaller, the 30 cm fish can have the same effect as a 50-60 cm fish from a bigger rapids. Keep up the good work!

keep it up, love your videos. Going to PEI in Canada for a wedding and will be doing some trout/salmon fishing in my past time. The editing is just top notch.

In the streams of BC we might call that hole or pool in a bend "frog water", it isn't always in a river bend but it tends to be very slow moving and sometimes murky water.

I’ve been watching you for the greater part of a decade. You are awesome. Cheers from Montana

@RolfNylinder

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

That i know....... Douglas fir is native to the western US and up in Canada. The Swedish Spruce, Norway Spruce if i caught your latin proper, is a different tree. That i understand, the Douglas Fir started being planted in the forestry system as a "faster" growing option in Europe. More or less. Flowers???? I appreciates them all. Beautiful video.

These videos... I don't know it's like a reading a nordic novel... I guess all creative nordic people have something in common, a shared mindset or something... Keep them coming :D

Brilliant video! After seeing this I want to drive up north in Sweden and go fishing similar rivers, but I don't know if I could stand all of those mosquitoes.

Hi Rolf. You asked for a name for the pool in the outside of the meander. In Danish its called a høl. Maybe something similar i swedish. In english I dont know. I enjoy your kokkaffe... a lot. Keep on. Tight lines, Thomas

I believe in English they call them corner pools... simple and efficient... in Spanish we do not have an specifc name for them. I like the salmon rivers where every pool has a name, then it becomes more personal. Although what I really like it to go to new rivers, as there is something magic on the discovery

Your videos are great, but make me regret not fishing as much as I should. Live in Texas, and how anyone from here could not care about your purples flowers would be a head scratcher, seeing as how they go on and on about Blue Bonnets here.

I needed that after a long day in the office with the phone ringing off the hook! Total peace...............Thanks Rolf!

Another great video. We all have responsibilities, but you owe yourself time with a rod, just to be there. The fish are not the reason you go there. I had to smile when the trout hit your fly when you were about to remove it from it's reach. Delightful.

You are an fantastic movie maker and story teller! Next to the fishing talents 😅. I love your videos. They have just two faults. First of all they are too short, and second too few 😜. And maybe its a little problem to get stucked on watching them too 🤣. Cant get enough from them. Skit fiske!

@RolfNylinder

11 ай бұрын

Haha, thank you!🙏

You make the best fly fishing videos on KZread. I absolutely love them please never stop.

A deeper hole on a river bend here in Ohio is typically referred to as "the cut"

@adamelliott2302

Жыл бұрын

Same a bit further down on the Mississippi. Faster water flow on outside of the bend, cuts the bank=The Cut!

One of the best things about you and your videos is that nothing is staged… it’s been a life long dream of mine to go fly fishing in Sweden and Norway, but I don’t know if I’d be able to handle the belying biting insects! ( I remember thinking that when you went on your remote backpacking/ rafting trips too)

@RolfNylinder

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Reminds me of the streams I started fly fishing in. Absolutely love what you're doing!

Sir, we may be from different areas, from different people, from different cultures, but we, we are kin. Thanks for doing this, from an old man who loves small streams like you do. You can’t pay that trout to eat. There isn’t a guide or a special fly. There is the work. You can’t pay that rock you’re balanced on not to roll over. Can’t pay that branch you grabbed for support to hold. You have to do the work.

I really have enjoyed your content over the years and it’s great to see you putting out these shorter, less edited pieces of you being you! Keep up the great work! Tight lines!

Rolf, my friend, as an angler from the state of Michigan, I would recommend a pair of chacos for your wet wading!

Great video- fishing, river and forest. I like that kind of fishing- not one people around.

Your videos are so beautiful and peaceful. Thank you!

We call them pools near corners of creeks "eddy's" in Australia

I’m in Texas and enjoy the tree and flower info.

Your videos invoke a sense of “life”“living”… the Raw nature of these videos are just superb… personally shows me that we can make the most of what is at our disposal and appreciate what we have… I don’t know…. It’s just a feeling I get when watching them… Since coming across the “Shaki Hunter… Fly Fishing Japan” video couple years ago, I constantly find myself waiting for your next video upload….

@RolfNylinder

Жыл бұрын

Great! Thanks!

This is the best material on youtube.

I care about your flowers! I can listen too your banter all day this series is great dude!

Din video dök upp i mitt flöde, wow the effort you must put on recording all the differente shots/angles+edit must take forever. great video! subscribed and will be watching your other videos now.

Närmare än såhär kommer man inte utan att själv ge sig ut på äventyr, fantastiskt filmat! Om du letar efter fler vatten delar jag gärna med mig av en bäck som håller ganska fin öring och borde vara i dina trakter

@RolfNylinder

Жыл бұрын

Tack, jag tar gärna emot tips!

A pool in the bend of the river is called a "bend pool"in English. We are very clever! Great vids!

jo bro one of the most chilled fishing videos I have ever seen! I'm defenetly hooked :o

Fantastisk film! Kul med fler videos från dig. 👍

Ny favorit, din känsla att beskriva vårat Lappland är mitt i prick. I went fishing..... Gäjhtoe Vuatjereisnie Aannai

You nailed it man, it's a bend pool. I can see how in the slow current of that river the added depth of the bend pool is what makes it a prime lie. Also what kind of bird did you think the log resembled? Something with a crest I'd imagine. A woodpecker perhaps. Cheers from Virginia, thanks for being an awesome creator

Cool! Thanks for posting this vid. I'm supposed to be out on a river in Northern Michigan the day after tomorrow hoping to catch some brown trout and maybe some smallmouth bass. The flight from Sweden was cancelled today but I'm booked on another tomorrow so there is hope and your vid has inspired me. btw - My wife really liked seeing the white version of the flower as we only have the blue ones further south as you pointed out in the vid.

This is a cinematic masterpiece, thank you for sharing!

Very nicely done! Keep it just like you're doing! Love the way you filmed and edited it.

Peaceful forest 🌳 and the river had a very nice deep elbow…

I love fishing them small creeks , I do the same here in Eastern Canada

A pool in a bend might be called a "hole". A nice "hole". "Holes" are good places for big trout. I am from Pennsylvania, a great trout fishing state and a great flyfishing state.

Yes Rolf! Stunning film as always.

@10:00 the word that comes to mind is "thalweg". I pulled out my first year geology textbook for some more info. The term is used to describe the deepest part of the channel. In meandering streams, it lies near the outside curve, since the fastest flow shifts to the outer edge of the stream, and water follows a spiral-like path.

A deep hole on a bend, we call it a “honey hole.” Very enjoyable watch! 🤙🏻

Helt magiskt filmat. 10/10

Always such a joy to watch, thanks for sharing this new content.

In Newfoundland canada i would call your slow spot on the bend of a river a " steady" ...

I'm really glad that I found your fishing channel. So good !

@RolfNylinder

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

Thank you Rolf. You have priorities in exactly the right order.

Think you had it spot on in the video, Meander: a bend in a river. The outside of the meander has the fastest flow and deepest water. Eddys also could be used too. Other descriptions could be, river channel, river cliff, a bluff, all cut by the meander. More technical would be Helicoidal flow, which is a corkscrew flow of water in a meander which forms the above mentioned terms. Meander seems the most appropriate term.

Dina impressioner fran Norrland är so bra. Du packar mycket av dina personlighet in dina videos, du är so öppen för dina omgivning. Tack sa mycke! Hälsningar fran tyskland. P.s.: förlat mina darliga svenska. ;o)

@RolfNylinder

11 ай бұрын

🙏

I enjoyed the video as it was. Thank you.

Fantastisk film som vanligt. och inspirerande så nu ska jag till skogen och leta efter den lite extra stora och svårfångade öringen i min bäck..

Beautiful work! I’m very impression. You have a new subscriber.

Beautiful. Inside and out. Spinners. Mosquitoes. Real experience. I like the Arve Henriksenesque sound track. But no ticks?

@RolfNylinder

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. No ticks so far, but the russian taiga-tick is invading northern Sweden at the moment.

one month from backpacking to flyfish for two months in the sierra Nevada here in California. its been a long winter and I'm so ready.

Watching the video and hearing those mosquitoes made all the stings I got yesterday itch like hell again. Btw I like your calm approach and narrating.

This reminded me when I was young and fishing in small streams in the woods of northern Wisconsin catching cutthroat trout for fun. Oh the mosquitoes and leaches were a nuisance. Thanks from Arkansas USA happy Forth of July!

Much like Swedish I don't think there is a specific word for this type of pool on a river bend. A bayou refers to a larger body of slow moving water, larger than a fishing pool in my opinion. Part of the process to form these smaller pools would be the circular water movement of an eddy. As a river snakes its way across the landscape the bends will have a slack current and a fast moving current but I can't really think of a better word for what you are describing. Maybe you have to be content with the imperfection of calling it a pool on a river bend. Find the calm in the chaos. This is another great film you have made. Thanks.

Amazing quality video.

Ramble on. So good, keep them coming.

One of the best fishing stories.